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  • Dorset_Knob
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    Beer

    “Zesty light amber ale with a malty character and a hoppy, floral bouquet. “

    Just like me.

    Cougar
    Full Member

    Surely that’s a description designed to appeal to anyone who likes beer? It’s like a Trump campaign speech.

    Also, given your username is it not cannibalism?

    Dorset_Knob
    Free Member

    It’s like a Trump campaign speech.

    Way to put me off 🙁

    (EDIT: … although TBH, trading on the whole ‘Jurassic’ thing does a pretty good job of that, too.)

    thisisnotaspoon
    Free Member

    Yup that description is a bit like describing a red wine as ‘red and tastes of grapes’ 🙂

    I just brewed a pale ale based on Fullers Wild river but with english hops #considerablymorehipsterthanyou

    Dorset_Knob
    Free Member

    As we all know, this is the original and true Dorset Knob:

    I actually don’t like what the brewing company did there – just lifted someone else’s product name with a Dorset connection, and re-used it with apparently no mention or recognition. Shoddy.

    globalti
    Free Member

    A Dorset Knob is a generic name, like a Wiltshire Lardy Cake or a Chorley Cake. It can’t be copyrighted, unless you are the Champagne Growers’ or Scotch Whisky Producers’ Association with money to afford a good lawyer.

    Dorset_Knob
    Free Member

    haha yeah

    maccruiskeen
    Full Member

    I thought maybe you’d landed a sponsorship deal

    hodgynd
    Free Member

    Not sure if you want other beer recommendations..or if it was just a plug ..
    But if you want another ..here is my favourite from a local brewery
    http://www.allendalebrewery.com/beers/golden-plover

    Dorset_Knob
    Free Member

    I thought maybe you’d landed a sponsorship deal

    haha

    FWIW, my favourite (Dorset) beer is Palmers.

    You’ll be needing plenty of that to wash all your generic Dorset Knobs down.

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